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May. 19, 2022 |
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Oct. 27, 2025 |
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jRCT2031220078 |
A Phase 2, multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study to evaluate the efficacy and safety of SAR443820 in adult participants with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, followed by an open-label extension |
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Phase 2 study for SAR443820 in participants with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) |
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Mar. 07, 2024 |
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305 |
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The mean (standard deviation [SD]) age of the randomized population was 56.9 (11.5) years, 28.9% of the population was 65 years or older. A total of 183 (60.0%) male and 122 (40.0%) female participants were included in the study, most of them were White (195 [63.9%] participants) or Asian (78 [25.6%] participants). The mean (SD) baseline Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Functional Rating Scale Revised (ALSFRS-R) total score was 36.06 (4.61) overall (range: 21.0 to 45.0). |
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- Randomized: 305 (SAR443820: 203, Placebo: 102) - Treated: 304 (SAR443820: 202, Placebo: 102) - Treatment completed in Part A: 242 (SAR443820: 155, Placebo: 87) - Treatment permanently discontinued in Part A: 62 (SAR443820: 47, Placebo: 15) - Completed study Part A: 255 (SAR443820: 167, Placebo: 88) - Discontinued from study Part A: 50 (SAR443820: 36, Placebo: 14) - Entered study Part B regardless of treatment: 255 (SAR443820: 167, Placebo: 88) - Entered Part B with treatment: 215 (SAR443820: 136, Placebo: 79) - Treatment permanently discontinued in Part B: 215 (SAR443820: 136, Placebo: 79) - Discontinued from study Part B: 255 (SAR443820: 167, Placebo: 88) |
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Part A: - TEAEs: the percentage of participants with any TEAEs was higher in the SAR443820 group (171 [84.7%]) compared with the placebo group (80 [78.4%]). - - TEAEs were assessed as related to the investigational medicinal product (by the Investigator) in a greater proportion of participants in SAR443820 group (73 [36.1%]) when compared to placebo group (19 [18.6%]). - - The 4 most frequently reported TEAEs in either intervention group by Preferred Term (PT) were: fall (44 [21.8%] participants in the SAR443820 group and 22 [21.6%] participants in the placebo group) (hereinafter in the same group order), hepatic enzyme increased (35 [17.3%], 2 [2.0%]), headache (25 [12.4%], 9 [8.8%]), and COVID-19 (21 [10.4%], 11 [10.8%]). - - The PT with notably higher TEAE incidence in the SAR443820 group compared with placebo group (with a difference of >=5%) was hepatic enzyme increased (35 [17.3%], 2 [2.0%]). - SAEs: The incidence of treatment-emergent SAEs was similar in both the SAR443820 group (32 [15.8%]) and the placebo group (16 [15.7%]). - - Treatment-emergent SAEs were assessed as related to the investigational medicinal product in 4 (2.0%) and 0 participants in the SAR443820 group and in the placebo group, respectively (3 [1.5%] participants with hepatic enzyme increased and 1 [0.5%] participant with drug-induced liver injury [DILI]). - Deaths: A total of 9 participants died during Part A (7 [3.5%] and 2 [2.0%] participants in the SAR443820 group and in the placebo group, respectively), in similar proportions across groups. - TEAEs leading to permanent treatment discontinuation: TEAEs leading to permanent treatment discontinuation were reported with higher incidence in the SAR443820 group than in the placebo group (28 [13.9%] and 5 [4.9%] participants, respectively). - - The most frequently reported TEAEs leading to permanent treatment discontinuation (in >=2% of participants in either intervention group) at the PT level were hepatic enzyme increased (16 [7.9%] participants in the SAR443820 group and 1 [1.0%] participants in the placebo group). Part A + Part B (while on SAR443820): For Part A + Part B safety, results are displayed "while on SAR443820" cumulatively from the beginning of the study to the end of Part B by the time of database lock. They include participants who started receiving SAR443820 in Part A from the SAR443820/SAR443820 group as well as participants who switched to SAR443820 in Part B from the placebo/SAR443820 group. - TEAEs: the percentage of participants with any TEAEs was higher in the SAR443820/SAR443820 group (183 [90.6%]) compared with the placebo/SAR443820 group (51 [64.6%]). - - The incidence of TEAEs considered to be related to investigational medicinal product (as per Investigator) was higher in the SAR443820/SAR443820 group (83 [41.1%]) compared with placebo/SAR443820 group (23 [29.1%]). - - The 4 most frequently reported TEAEs in either intervention group by PT were: fall (53 [26.2%] participants in the SAR443820/SAR443820 group and 10 [12.7%] participants in the placebo/SAR443820 group) (hereinafter in the same group order), hepatic enzyme increased (41 [20.3%], 13 [16.5%]), headache (26 [12.9%], 3 [3.8%]), and COVID-19 (24 [11.9%], 3 [3.8%]). - - The PTs with notably higher TEAE incidence in the SAR443820/SAR443820 group compared with placebo/SAR443820 group (with a difference of >=5%) were fall (see above), headache (see above), diarrhoea (20 [9.9%] versus 1 [1.3%]), COVID-19 (see above), respiratory failure (15 [7.4%] versus no participants), dizziness (14 [6.9%] versus 1 [1.3%]), and fatigue (10 [5.0%] versus no participants). - SAEs: treatment-emergent SAEs were reported in 66 (23.5%) participants, with higher incidence in the SAR443820/SAR443820 group (53 [26.2%]) compared with placebo/SAR443820 group (13 [16.5%]). - - Treatment-emergent SAEs were assessed as related to the investigational medicinal product in 4 (2.0%) and 5 (6.3%) participants in the SAR443820/SAR443820 group and in the placebo/SAR443820 group, respectively: in SAR443820/SAR443820, 3 (1.5%) participants with hepatic enzyme increased and 1 (0.5%) with DILI. In placebo/SAR443820 group, 3 (3.8%) participants with hepatic enzyme increased, 1 (1.3%) with gastrointestinal infection, and 1 (1.3%) with urinary tract infection. - Deaths: A total of 35 deaths occurred regardless of the study period: In Part A + Part B, a total of 16 deaths were reported (14 [6.9%] in the SAR443820/SAR443820 group and 2 [2.5%] in the placebo/SAR443820 group). Post-treatment, 9 (4.5%) deaths in the SAR443820 group and 10 (9.8%) in the placebo group were reported. Only one SAE resulting in death was assessed as related to the investigational medicinal product, which was a gastrointestinal infection in a participant from the placebo/SAR443820 group. - TEAEs leading to permanent treatment discontinuation: TEAEs leading to permanent treatment discontinuation (while on treatment) were reported in 46 (16.4%) participants overall, with higher incidence in the SAR443820/SAR443820 group (36 [17.8%]) compared with placebo/SAR443820 group (10 [12.7%]). - - The most frequently reported TEAEs leading to permanent treatment discontinuation (in >=2% of participants in either intervention group) at the PT level were: hepatic enzyme increased (18 [8.9%] participants in the SAR443820/SAR443820 group and 7 [8.9%] participants in the placebo/SAR443820 group) (hereinafter in the same group order), and respiratory failure (4 [2.0%], no participants). |
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Part A Primary endpoint: The primary endpoint was not met: Mean (SD) changes from baseline in ALSFRS-R at Week 24 were similar in both the SAR443820 and the placebo groups (-6.1 [5.4] and -5.9 [5.9], respectively). No significant difference was found in least squares (LS) mean (95% confidence interval [CI]) between the SAR443820 group (-6.730 [-7.484, -5.976]) and the placebo group (-6.317 [-7.362, -5.271]) (P=0.5289). Secondary endpoints At Week 24: - The mean (SD) CAFS scores were similar in the SAR443820 group (147.13 [83.06]) and in the placebo group (151.19 [90.71]). - The mean (SD) SVC had decreased when compared to baseline. This decrease was similar in both groups (-11.24 [13.35] and -13.43 [14.66] in the SAR443820 group and in the placebo group, respectively). Also, no difference was found in LS mean (95% CI) between the SAR443820 group (-13.163 [-15.215, -11.112]) and the placebo group (-13.583 [-16.376, -10.790]). - The mean (SD) in megascore (pertaining to muscle strength) had slightly decreased since baseline. The decrease was found similar for both groups and mean (SD) change from baseline was -0.495 (0.704) in the SAR443820 group and -0.498 (0.960) in the placebo group. In addition, no difference was found in LS mean (95% CI) between the SAR443820 group (-0.519 [-0.632, -0.406]) and the placebo group (-0.514 [-0.664, -0.365]). - There was a slight increase in ALSAQ-5 score, for both groups, and mean (SD) change from baseline was similar in the SAR443820 group (2.4 [3.1]) and in the placebo group (2.1 [3.1]). No difference was found in LS mean (95% CI) between the SAR443820 group (2.546 [2.057, 3.035]) and the placebo group (2.026 [1.358, 2.695]). - Mean (SD) changes from baseline to Week 24 in serum NfL were similar in the SAR443820 group (0.362 pg/mL [22.244 pg/mL]) and in the placebo group (0.682 pg/mL [39.923 pg/mL]). No difference was found in Week 24 LS geometric mean ratio to baseline (95% CI) between the SAR443820 group (0.994 [0.955, 1.034]) and the placebo group (1.035 [0.981, 1.092]). Part B: Cumulative Part A + Part B data, up to data lock point, did not reveal any difference in efficacy related primary (CAFS at Week 52: mean rank = 89.99 and 90.02 for SAR443820/SAR443820 and placebo/SAR443820, respectively) and secondary endpoints between SAR443820/SAR443820 group and placebo/SAR443820 group. |
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A total of 305 participants were randomized in Part A; of these, 304 were treated (202 in the SAR443820 group and 102 in the placebo group). The primary objective of the study was not met, as there was no significant difference in the primary endpoint between the SAR443820 and placebo groups. Safety findings included a higher incidence of TEAEs in the SAR443820 group, particularly hepatic enzyme increases, and a higher rate of permanent treatment discontinuation due to TEAEs compared to the placebo group. |
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https://jrct.mhlw.go.jp/latest-detail/jRCT2031220078 |
Dr. Richard Tsai |
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Denali Therapeutics Inc. |
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161 Oyster Point Boulevard, South San Francisco, CA 94080 USA |
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+1 650 580 1167 |
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clinical-trials-disclosures@dnli.com |
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Clinical Trials Disclosures Group |
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Denali Therapeutics Inc. |
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161 Oyster Point Boulevard, South San Francisco, CA 94080 USA |
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+1 650 580 1167 |
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clinical-trials-disclosures@dnli.com |
Complete |
May. 24, 2022 |
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Interventional |
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randomized controlled trial |
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double blind |
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placebo control |
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parallel assignment |
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treatment purpose |
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- Diagnosis of possible, clinically probable ALS, clinically probable laboratory-supported ALS, or clinically definite ALS according to the revised version of the El Escorial World Federation of Neurology criteria |
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- A history of seizure (History of febrile seizure during childhood is allowed). |
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| 18age old over | ||
| 80age old under | ||
Both |
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Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis |
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Drug: SAR443820 |
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1. Change from baseline in the ALSFRS-R total score -Part A [ Time Frame: From baseline to Week 24 ] |
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1. Combined assessment of the function and survival (CAFS) score -Part A [ Time Frame: Week 24 ] |
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| Denali Therapeutics Inc. |
| Toho University Omori Medical Center Institution Review Board | |
| 6-11-1 Omori-nishi Ota-ku, Tokyo | |
| Approval | |
April. 18, 2022 |
| NCT05237284 | |
| ClinicalTrials.gov |
| 2021-004156-42 | |
| EudraCT |
| 2023-509442-36-00 | |
| CTIS |
Belgium/Canada/France/Germany/Netherlands/United Kingdom/United States/China/Italy/Poland/Spain/Sweden |